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  • Well, in the sense that it shows you the posts you want to see, like X or many other websites that are based on recommendations

  • What we need are good algorithms

  • They must be happy for the ad revenue this brings

  • It’s a shame, but fuck Google regardless of this :)

    Just shows that companies show their support to please the people in power and that’s just []-washing

    Opinions are still divided on whether companies should have a political opinion

  • Just open their privacy policy and done. They sell your browsing info, and you could stop it there

  • What the fuck was that x)

  • 😵 some people just don’t care

    It’s their job though, not their personal life, so they might care less

  • I imagine you keep your password manager unlocked, or as not requiring 2FA on trusted devices then? Re entering 2FA each session is annoying

    You still have the treat of viruses or similar. If someone gets access on your device while the password manager is unlocked (ex: some trojan on your computer), you’re completely cooked. If anything it makes it worse than not having 2FA at all.

    If you can access your password manager without using 2FA on your phone and have the built in phone biometrics to open it like phone pin, finger or face, someone stealing your phone can do some damage. (Well, the same stands for a regular 2FA app, but meh, I just don’t see an improvement)

  • I have never understood the goal of passkeys. Skipping 2FA seems like a security issue and storing passkeys in my password manager is like storing 2FA keys on it: the whole point is that I should check on 2 devices, and my phone is probably the most secure of them all.

  • Sarcasm?

  • That was the case for me, until I decided to read the article

  • It was kinda wrote like a statement. People who didn’t read the article will read it as such, misinforming people